Two Bundaberg men accused of rape mentioned in district court
The case against two Bundaberg men, alleged to have sexually assaulted a woman at Coonarr Beach, has progressed through court.
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The case against two Bundaberg men, alleged to have sexually assaulted a woman at Coonarr Beach, has had a further mention as it progresses through the District Court at Bundaberg.
Jake Edward Ansell and Corey Bradbury, currently on bail, are accused of four counts of rape each, relating to an alleged incident near Bundaberg on August 4, 2018.
They have been committed to the district court for trial.
The charges were most recently mentioned before Judge John Allen on Tuesday.
The next mention is scheduled for November.
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